Date published: 2026-4-1

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C14orf138 Activators

C14orf138, a protein lysine methyltransferase, sees its enzymatic activity modulated by a range of molecular enhancers that impact key biochemical pathways. Methyl donors ubiquitous within cellular processes are central to the methylation reactions facilitated by C14orf138, effectively boosting its functional capacity. Furthermore, the enzyme's structural integrity and catalytic activity may be bolstered by certain metal ions which serve as cofactors, strengthening the enzyme's architecture or directly engaging in the methylation process. These ions, along with donors from metabolic cycles that supply additional methyl groups, ensure that C14orf138 has the resources needed for an increased rate of methylation.

Cellular messengers that elevate after certain stimuli can activate kinase pathways, leading to the potential phosphorylation and subsequent activation of proteins like C14orf138. Meanwhile, changes in the methylation landscape, due to alterations in gene expression patterns, may indirectly elevate the expression levels of C14orf138. Modulation of chromatin structure to favor gene expression could also result in higher levels of this enzyme. Furthermore, by-products of the methylation process itself might act as regulators, maintaining the balance of enzymatic activity.

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Ademetionine

29908-03-0sc-278677
sc-278677A
100 mg
1 g
$184.00
$668.00
2
(1)

Serves as a methyl donor in various methylation reactions, including the methylation of proteins. C14orf138's activity is increased through methylation.

Adenosine 3′,5′-cyclic monophosphate

60-92-4sc-217584
sc-217584A
sc-217584B
sc-217584C
sc-217584D
sc-217584E
100 mg
250 mg
5 g
10 g
25 g
50 g
$116.00
$179.00
$265.00
$369.00
$629.00
$1150.00
(1)

Is a second messenger that can activate protein kinases, potentially enhancing the methylation activity of C14orf138 through phosphorylation.

NAD+, Free Acid

53-84-9sc-208084B
sc-208084
sc-208084A
sc-208084C
sc-208084D
sc-208084E
sc-208084F
1 g
5 g
10 g
25 g
100 g
1 kg
5 kg
$57.00
$191.00
$302.00
$450.00
$1800.00
$3570.00
$10710.00
4
(2)

NAD+ is a coenzyme in redox reactions. It may indirectly upregulate C14orf138 activity by altering the cellular redox state, which affects methylation processes.

Zinc

7440-66-6sc-213177
100 g
$48.00
(0)

Zinc acts as a cofactor for various enzymes, it may enhance the catalytic activity of C14orf138 by stabilizing its structure or interacting with substrates.

Magnesium chloride

7786-30-3sc-255260C
sc-255260B
sc-255260
sc-255260A
10 g
25 g
100 g
500 g
$28.00
$35.00
$48.00
$125.00
2
(1)

Magnesium is a cofactor that is essential for the activity of many enzymes, possibly including C14orf138, by supporting its enzymatic function.

5-Azacytidine

320-67-2sc-221003
500 mg
$280.00
4
(1)

Inhibits DNA methyltransferases, potentially leading to upregulation of protein expression including C14orf138 through epigenetic changes.

Trichostatin A

58880-19-6sc-3511
sc-3511A
sc-3511B
sc-3511C
sc-3511D
1 mg
5 mg
10 mg
25 mg
50 mg
$152.00
$479.00
$632.00
$1223.00
$2132.00
33
(3)

May upregulate C14orf138 by altering chromatin structure and enhancing gene expression.

Homocysteine

6027-13-0sc-507315
250 mg
$195.00
(0)

As a product inhibitor of methyltransferases, it can provide feedback that may enhance the activity of other methyltransferases like C14orf138.

Betaine

107-43-7sc-214595
sc-214595A
sc-214595B
sc-214595C
sc-214595D
sc-214595E
50 g
100 g
250 g
1 kg
2.5 kg
5 kg
$31.00
$41.00
$56.00
$163.00
$337.00
$592.00
2
(1)

Acts as a methyl donor in the methionine cycle, potentially providing more methyl groups for C14orf138 to use in methylation reactions.

Dimethyl Sulfoxide (DMSO)

67-68-5sc-202581
sc-202581A
sc-202581B
100 ml
500 ml
4 L
$31.00
$117.00
$918.00
136
(6)

As a solvent, it can affect the conformation of proteins and could indirectly increase the activity of C14orf138 by stabilizing its active form.